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There is no better feeling than to be confirmed in your passion by a person you consider a giant in the field. When someone goes out of their way to recognize the effort that you have expended, that deserves a heart felt thanks.

This is what happened to us at the 31 Club yesterday, when Skip McGrath of Auction Seller’s Resource wrote a review of our book, “31 Steps to Your Millions in Antiques & Collectibles.” Skip is unquestionably one of the most recognized people today who has the pulse of eBay in his grasp. I have admired his efforts through his Auction Seller’s Resource. He has provided others with necessary information on the highest and best use of eBay, and in doing so, has prospered the lives of many, helped employees become business owners, and enabled them to better provide for their families.

With his permission I share his book review with you:

“I discovered a great little gem of a book called 31 Steps to Your Millions in Antiques and Collectibles. Actually I didn’t discover the book; it discovered me when the author called me asking me to review the book. He sent me a copy (it’s a printed book –not an eBook). The book is written by Daryle Lambert, who has years of experience in the business. The book is grossly under priced considering the valuable information it contains as well as free membership in his 31Club that comes with every purchase.

Actually I have it backwards. What you do is pay a one-time membership to join the 31 Club – 31 Steps To Building Personal Wealth Step by Step with Fine Art, Antiques & Collectibles, then the book is mailed out to your for free. This is not an affiliate program (I wish it was because I enjoy making money from things I can really stand behind). I spent about 15 years in the antiques and collectible field and I can tell you this is one of the best books you will ever read about making money with art, antiques and collectibles. The book and membership is available at www.31corp.com.”

To my amazement, as soon as the review hit his newsletter and website, our computer began to register hits and orders. This is a great testimony to the strength of his position in the market place and in the confidence people have in his recommendations. The tools and information that Skip provides for professional auction sellers is almost limitless. You can find Skip at www.skipmcgrath.com.

About Daryle S. Lambert:

Daryle S. Lambert has been a collector and dealer for over 40 years. During that time, his entrepreneurial endeavours have included starting businesses in real estate, oil exploration, and financial securities.

Throughout his career, his love of collecting and dealing in antiques, collectibles, and fine art paintings has remained a constant source of enjoyment and profit. Author of “31 Steps to Your Millions in Antiques & Collectibles,” he is also leader of the book’s

spin-off 31 Club, the only club of its kind in the industry. In addition to learning about antiques, 31 Club members learn about buying and selling profitably, and then learn to invest their profits within the industry to build lasting wealth. His daily Blog appears on the company website: www.31corp.com

Mr. Lambert is available for interviews by contacting:

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There has long been confusion when it came to these two terms-antiquities and collections. If you have set a unique goal in your career, first you have to know the major differences. Have you set your mind on an antique collection? Then you have to know that the definitions, alone, are numerous. An antique is something that is rare and really old. A real antique has to be a century old or more. But the term antique is also now used to describe obsolete gadgets such as cell phones or calculating machines, or even computers. This is the negative connotation of the word antique as it deems an item to be useless or out of date. An antique isn’t an antique if the item doesn’t show a certain grade of craftsmanship and distinctive design. So if you are settling on having a career in dealing with antiques, first you must make certain that you have a keen eye for details (such as the physical condition of the item, its rarity, its age, and much more). It is also important that you have knowledge on history, art and culture. For example, if you want to focus on Pre-Columbian antiques, then you should first study the civilizations that crafted these works of art. Think of the Aztecs, Incas, Mayans, and all other civilizations which helped shape the very culture that South America now has. Aside from historical, cultural and artistic knowledge, it is most important to have the passion for the acquisition of such genuine pieces. If you are looking for a career in this field, one good option is to become an archeologist. Being an archeologist will guarantee you years of digging up and searching for rare pieces. Besides, archeology is scientific in nature so you are bound to deal with respect when it comes to antique handling. Being an antique collector could also be a lucrative career once you learn the ropes of the trade. You just have to acquire the necessary skills and the ‘gut feel’ when you hold an antique. Being a collector, on the other hand, could either be moderately easy or difficult to pursue. It is much like dealing with antiques except that you will be dealing with objects that could range from fairly new to very old. Collecting items could either be just a hobby or a serious obsession. Just like dealing with antiques, you are bound to work hard seeking for collectibles, locating and gathering them, finally acquiring them, until the very time that you display or store them. There are so many things in the world that you can choose to collect. Take note that some collectibles become antiques once they age and are proven to be rare. The options for collections range from mere rocks, even butterflies and other types of insects, to cigarette lighters (the most famous lighter collections are Zippo lighters), dolls, cigarette cards (which depict pictures of famous baseball players and actresses), baseball cards (which could also become a lucrative business once the owner acquires the skills in investing in cards that could soon double or triple in price in just a few years), figurines, trading cards, scale models, music boxes, even shot glasses, and many more. The most famous types of collections are stamps and coins. As early as the 15th century, there were people (even nobilities) who delved into coin collecting. Nowadays, there are so many collectibles that you could take up as a hobby. Beanie babies and Barbie dolls are only some of the modern collectibles on the market. There are also numerous forms of sports cards that sports enthusiasts can start to gather. Whether you would want a career in antique dealership (even archeology) or merely to collect, both require the same amount of patience and time. This isn’t a past time for those who easily give up. There are items that could be very rare to find and it sometimes take several years before the acquisition becomes possible. More than looking for the works of art, it is a work of ‘heart’. For tips on fleas on dogs and how to kill fleas, visit the About Animals website.
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